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DAEWOO FRSU20IAI

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DAEWOO FRSU20IAI The Daewoo FRSU20IAI American style Fridge Freezer will store your weekly food shopping with ease, thanksto its generous 561 litre capacity! The FRSU 20IAI features adigital LCD control panel, a dairy...

£549.99
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FISHER AMP PAYKEL RF540ADUX1

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FISHER AMP PAYKEL RF540ADUX1 The Fisher amp Paykel RF540ADUX1 19.1cu. Ft USA style frost free fridge freezer with integrated drinks dispenser features an A rated energy efficiency system and fast freeze facility designed to retai...

from £1,998.00
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HOTPOINT FF4DX QUADRIO

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HOTPOINT FF4DX QUADRIO 14.5 CU. FT GROSS CAPACITY FROST FREE FRIDGE FREEZER...

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HOTPOINT HMB312AAI

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HOTPOINT HMB312AAI Manufacturer HotpointReversible Doors Fridge Capacity 206 litres Wine Area 3 Glass Shelves 2 Salad Crispers amp 1 Meat Box Freezer Capacity 71 litres Ice Care in Drawer Front 2 Transparent Basket Comp...

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How energy efficient are fridge freezers?When choosing your new fridge freezer, in addition to the standard features that you consider such as price, capacity and will it look good in my kitchen please also look carefully at energy efficiency.

Other things to consider include flexible layout of shelves and compartments. Do you really need space taken up with dedicated beer or wine racks? Have you ever fancied a built-in ice or water dispenser? Do you buy or grow lots of fresh food to freeze? If so, then consider fridge freezers with a fast freeze facility.

Action plan: Fridges use less energy if they are full compared to when they are empty, so make sure that the fridge is full; look for fridges with an A rating for better energy efficiency. If the room you intend storing the fridge in gets warm, make sure that the fridge can cope with warm rooms - each fridge has an assigned "climate class" to depict whether it can cope with external temperatures of 10, 20 or say 30 degrees celsius,

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The main things to consider are:
  • Budget
  • User reviews
  • Reliability of brand & Best Buy (source Which?)
  • Energy efficiency - the more efficient, the cheaper to run
  • Size of fridge - do you have a large family or just yourself?
  • Recycle your old fridge
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